Sun icon
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''TODO:'' Figure out if Sun ''cursor'' files use the same format, and if '''.cursor''' and '''.pr''' filename extensions should also be listed. | ''TODO:'' Figure out if Sun ''cursor'' files use the same format, and if '''.cursor''' and '''.pr''' filename extensions should also be listed. | ||
Revision as of 16:20, 8 May 2013
Sun icon is a raster image format, used for icons on some Sun operating systems.
Images are usually bi-level. 8-bit grayscale or palette color images are possible, but may not be portable (no palette is stored in the file).
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Format
Sun icon file are entirely ASCII text. They have a header delimited by "/*" and "*/", followed by a comma-separated list of hexadecimal numbers.
Identification
Files begin with ASCII text "/* Format_version=1".
Software
Sample files
Editors' notes
TODO: Figure out if Sun cursor files use the same format, and if .cursor and .pr filename extensions should also be listed.
